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A public right of way is a ‘highway’ over
which the public have a right to pass, being public footpaths,
bridleways, byways (open to all traffic), restricted byways, cycle
routes and permissive routes.
Redbridge is in the process of preparing a
Rights of way Improvement plan to identify how to improve public
rights of way for walkers, cyclists, equestrians and people with
mobility problems.
Preparing the plan gives Redbridge the
opportunity to reassess the public rights of way network and its
relevance to its users. It aims to make more places accessible to
more people, and remove some of the barriers preventing people from
enjoying the outdoors.
Please help make Redbridge a better place to
live. Tell us your views by completing and returning a
questionnaire by 1st August which can be obtained
from
- 020 8554 5000
- Your local library
- The One Stop Shop, Ilford high Road
Alternatively, you can download the pdf document below which
also has a questionnaire attached.
The Rights of Way Improvement Plan(RoWIP) 2010-2020 sets
out how the Council intends to improve our public rights of way,
namely footpaths, bridleways and byways.
Section 60 of the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000, places
a duty on all local Highway Authorities to prepare a RoWIP, which
was produced resulting a public consultation carried out in July
2009.
You can download a copy of RoWIP at the link below.
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